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2nd November 2015
12:54pm GMT

RIIIIIGHT.
After Cobras initial brainwave, he convinced three volunteers to gamble their vision and test the procedure.
It takes a minute amount of ink; a small injection has enough ink to cover about a quarter of the eye. It takes a few sessions to completely cover the sclera, which is then coloured for life. Cobra has done it for hundreds of people - in blue, green, red and black.
“If you want to amuse yourself by decorating your eyeball, why not do it? I do a lot of things that look like tie-dye or 'cosmic space'. I think it brings a realm of fantasy into everyday life,” he said.
I can think of a billion reasons not to do it and lean to agree with Jeffrey Walline, the chair-elect of the association's Contact Lens and Cornea Council.
He says, “My advice is not to do it as there's not enough benefit to even warrant considering that risk of potential pain and loss of vision”.
Eh.
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